Harrisburg Slain Merchant Third This Year Police Probe
Harrisburg police probe a third merchant slaying this year as Morris Lock 58 was found shot dead at his uptown shoe store shortly after 5 pm. Ballistics link the case to two prior robberies at nearby shops, with coroner noting all victims were killed at close range while alone. Police search for suspects as city conducts an intensive manhunt.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Atty Martin Lock
Priday
Morris Lock
Lock
Thomas J. Fritchey
Joan Snyder
Jena
Agostino
Tri-Hi-Y Clubs Complete Slates Of Officers
Tri-Hi-Y clubs at Corry YMCA finished officer elections and planned sending delegates to a Grove City College officers training conference in July. Eighth grade officers: Diane Williams president Cam Cervola vice president Linda Moore secretary Lynette Paulson treasurer Janet Anderson chaplain.
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Corry
Podre Orcutt
Sue Elnquist
Barbara Burrows
Martha Nichols
Mary Sprovers
Becky Beardsley
Kathina Marsh
Sandy Glavis
Junior High Students Awarded for Year's Effort
The Corry Area Junior High held an assembly recognizing award winners across band, chorus, basketball, cheerleading, spelling, and read magazine awards. Notable honorees include Ninth Grade Band members Dan McCray Raymond Hatch Charles Kennedy Clark McCray Gregory Savko Kirk Webb Gilbert Sorenson Kathy Welch Orrin Messenger Norman Morris and many others.
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Corry Area
J. Donald Watson
Daniel McCray
Raymond Hatch
Charles Kennedy
Clark McCray
Gregory Savko
Kirk Webb
Gilbert Sorenson
Kathy Welch
Orrin Messenger
Norman Morris
Jacqueline Morris
Glermis Warner
Citizenship Committee of
American Legion Rusary
James Allyn
John Amy
Margaret Bart Nef
Diane L. Bosak
Kathie Christensen
Peter Dubrosky
Kenneth Eld
Ellen Hooks
Linde Krupa
Jacquelyn Morris
Christine J. Piccirillo
John Bennetts
Gregory Savio
Steven Shenefiel
Janelle Spiesman
Jay Simmerville
Mary van Winkle
Kathleen Welch
Patricia Zeyzus
Stephen Shonefiel
Jerry Rowch
James Carrier
Gregory Brown
Richard Lobel
A Dubro
2Ario Rennille
Ronan Swackhammer
William Nichols
Jay Summerville
John Tate
David Cheloolz
Harry Anderson
Carl Hillstrom
Larry Rieck
Gary Blynt
Carmen Piceirillo
Peter McLaughlin
Martha Wichels
Christine Root
Kathy Christensen
Ann Harvey
Becky Beardsley
Mary Sproveri
Phyllis Chillock
Larry Hasbrouck
Helen Christensen
Mari Annie Dubrosky
Sharlene Kane
Tonya McAvoy
Jack McCray
Beatrice Whaley
Read Magazine
Susast Eid
Traffic Squad
Margaret Bortner
Christine Nichols
Beverly Troyer
Ruth Kaptsina
Barbara Legel
Saudra Buesink
Pat Kinney
Steve Shenefiel
David Savko
John Rennells
Jim Brown
John Volk
Kenneth Eid
Milton Coons
Richard Gronastar
David Clark
Clay outlines foreign spending cuts and aid controls
In April 25 testimony, Clay urged trimming foreign aid to 4.3 billion dollars with 300 million tied to Latin American progress under the Alliance for Progress. He suggested proportional across the board cuts and proposed shifting most African aid to former colonial powers. The same report notes a Pittsburgh fire fatality, Thomas Henson, found on a second floor of a vacant house.
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Clay
Page One
Alliance For Progress
Clay Committee
Pittsburgh
Thomas Henson
Henson
Assassination and blast at LSU dorm near Capitol
In a May 1908 report Coray Journal notes an assassination in the area and a separate blast at Louisiana State University dormitory near the Capitol. The statue marks the spot of Long who had been governor minutes earlier, while students were awakened by the explosion.
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Coray Journal
Mid
Long
Stadium
Louisiana State University
Capitol
Explosion Rocks Capitol Building In Louisiana
An early day explosion at the four story Louisiana Capitol near Baton Rouge damaged windows at the Capitol and a nearby apartment. No injuries were reported. The blast stripped leaves from a magnolia tree on Capitol grounds near a statue of Huey P. Long.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Capitol
Capitol Grounds
Jae Sen
Huey P. Lone
Dia
Long
Kingfish
Louisiana
Tito Celebrates Birthday as Yugoslav Leaders Welcome Officials
Belgrade honors President Tito on his birthday with crowds from youth groups, children, and workers gathering at the government palace to offer congratulations and gifts.
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Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Wordiny
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Wiliam Wolfe
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Bonnie Barber
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Judy Darrow
Janes Roberta
Carolva Keppel
Cassie Mitchell
Sue Moyer
Cheryl Sturgis
Shirley Clark
Chorus Letter
Diane Bosak
Louise Butters
Amy Carvola
Harrison Keppel
Judy Fox
Christine Piccirillo
Cynthia Correll
Marcia Kuhns
Frank Moliwa
Kathy Querreveld
Mary Robbins
Christine
Sally Cole
Clifford Buesink
Tas
United States
America
Susan Eld
American Legion
Jacqueline Mareris
Amercan’ ‘Legion Auxiliary
Chevy
Igor
Ea Ree
Hite
Turben’s Auto Service
Columbus, Pa
Ice Inc
Evans
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